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A Miami Beach exhibition brings together Chagall, interactive artificial intelligence and whimsical machines. It explores Jewish identity, migration and creativity.
Read the original →Eminem and Kid Rock, two figures of the Detroit music scene for decades, collaborated on 'Heal My Faith', which was released on October 17th.
Read the original →Makebestmusic unveiled a 30-second style-switching workflow on October 29, 2026. Independent songwriters and digital creators can audition identical lyrics across Rock, Pop and Jazz styles without studio hardware.
Read the original →Melé joins Beatport's Face2Face to discuss his debut 14-track album on Defected and his 15-year career. He also discusses managing tour life and why he opposes AI in music production.
Read the original →Hans Ku, a former Disney, DreamWorks and Yahoo executive, has been named Chief Product Officer at Utopai Studios.
Read the original →Studios are incorporating generative technology into film and TV production. Comedy content creators have broken through by roasting chatbots.
Read the original →The number of game pages being created per day has doubled in the past two months.
Read the original →Visitors to Deoksu Palace will have a chance to become royal chefs. They will use artificial intelligence to create elaborate banquet dishes.
Read the original →In this episode, two hosts discuss whether artificial intelligence is opening a new era of creativity or putting the future of human artistry at risk.
Read the original →This is part of a weekly series of YouTube interviews. The guest of the new episode is Alexander Vashchenko, founder and CEO of the gaming studio Game Gears.
Read the original →The feature measures statistical similarity to human-made works and suggests a question guide for the creator. It is intended to help tell human work from AI work.
Read the original →The art magazine 'B-SIDE', in which AI agents handle submissions through selection, launches on November 11. It features 20 works chosen after review by four agents, plus interviews with Holly Herndon and Mat Dryhurst, known for AI-assisted music production.
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